Kimber K6 series revolvers?

[Sundazes]

Anyone have any experience with them. I saw a K6XS that caught my eye, but will have to wait a while.

 

[Coehorn]

This?

How are the grips?

 

[Sundazes]

This?

How are the grips?

Yea, that's it. It felt great in the store and for me, pointed very well. I was at Bass Pro and they would not take the trigger lock off so I couldn't feel the pull.

 

[Coehorn]

Yea, that's it. It felt great in the store and for me, pointed very well. I was at Bass Pro and they would not take the trigger lock off so I couldn't feel the pull.

Trigger lock not coming off is a deal breaker for sure. Especially when dropping that kind of coin.

If I were king for a day every gun grip would be shaped like the 1911. A trigger locks would be outlawed at gun shops.

 

[Mdgunguy]

Anyone have any experience with them. I saw a K6XS that caught my eye, but will have to wait a while.

I've sold a few of them....last one going to a cop in TX....due to its light weight..... trigger pull is good...not too light, and smooth..... the K6sx is only a .38 special due to the aluminum frame....the standard K6s's are stainless steel, and hence .357..... both are 6-shot however......

 

[python]

I have handled one, but have never fired one. As a very experienced revolver shooter and collector, my review based on that very limited experience would be "not bad". I do think they're pretty pricey.

 

[Mdgunguy]

The alloy frame gun is very competitively priced....the steel guns are on the upper end of the pricing structure compared to S&W....Personallty, I think the design and feel of the gun is worth the extra 100-200. But that's me...

 

[Sundazes]

The alloy frame gun is very competitively priced....the steel guns are on the upper end of the pricing structure compared to S&W....Personallty, I think the design and feel of the gun is worth the extra 100-200. But that's me...

Agreed. The one I held just pointed perfectly for me. I just wish I could have tried the trigger.